Head
Coach Bob Bradshaw Swam in AAU in the late 50's and early
60's. He held two national records and was awarded honors
by Jr. swimmer Nag ?? (is this Junior Swimmer Magazine?)
for being one of the top 10 free stylers in the USA in
1962. Bob swam for Pleasant Hills and Walnut Hills swim
teams in California and participated in the Olympic trials
in Palo Alto in 1963. Bob has been coaching for the past
30 years and has organized 5 USA Teams-- three in California,
one in Arkansas, and now the Stingrays in Tahlequah. Bob
is a retired Psychologist.
Asst.
Head Coach Gregg Woitte is an M.D. at Hastings Hospital
full time and coaches the team as his second love. He
swam competitively for about 12 years and is proficient
in all strokes. Gregg has a great way with the swimmers
and is well versed in his coaching abilities.
Asst. Coach Sandy Bradshaw heads
up our learn to swim program that is coupled with the
team. She has been working with Bob as a partner for about
the last 20 years. Sandy instructs new team members and
prepares them to move up into the competitive part of
the team.
Stephanie Rowell is our newest Staff
member. She has swum in competition for about 3 years.
She is attending NSU and would like to have her own team
some day.
Head
Coach Bob Bradshaw Swam in AAU in the late 50's and early
60's. He held two national records and was awarded honors
by Jr. swimmer Nag ?? (is this Junior Swimmer Magazine?)
for being one of the top 10 free stylers in the USA in
1962. Bob swam for Pleasant Hills and Walnut Hills swim
teams in California and participated in the Olympic trials
in Palo Alto in 1963. Bob has been coaching for the past
30 years and has organized 5 USA Teams-- three in California,
one in Arkansas, and now the Stingrays in Tahlequah. Bob
is a retired Psychologist.
Asst.
Head Coach Gregg Woitte is an M.D. at Hastings Hospital
full time and coaches the team as his second love. He
swam competitively for about 12 years and is proficient
in all strokes. Gregg has a great way with the swimmers
and is well versed in his coaching abilities.